Psychology survey : You who supports DRM/Xbox One/EA, who are you?

[Lulz]

sethnintendo said:

Lulz said:

the2real4mafol said:
I don't care what your background is, how can people support this? I guess loyalty does wonders for companies and governments, no matter how wrong the cause is.

Why would I let something that has no negative impact on the way I play games bother me? I should refrain from buying an Xbone because little Timmy in rural Kentucky doesn't have stable internet and can't figure out how to go into his phone settings and tether it to his Xbone? I should turn away from some of my favourite game franchises like Halo and Forza because of DRM? I still buy movies and music and I don't fully own those either. As long as I can play and enjoy them that's what's important to me.

If the company goes out of business (Steam, Microsoft, etc) then how will you be able to play the games?  Granted they could release a patch right before their collapse that unblocks all the DRM or whatever.  Anyways, imagine a future apocalypse where you are powering your TV, video game console through a generator and there isn't any internet.  How are you going to play those games if they are DRM to internet connection?  Granted my scenarios have a .0001% of chance of actually happening.  How about this scenario though...  Your city is struck by a huge disaster (although your house remains).  Internet services are down and you can't play video games.  Granted you probably have more things to worry about then playing a video game.  Hand helds are superior to home console systems in terms of playing after disaster!

Even if there was a disaster in my city and everyone's net went out I bet I could STILL tether my phone! Also, I live in Southern Onatrio between Toronto and Niagara Falls. We have basically no chance of natural disasters here. We're nowhere near any fault lines so earthquakes are  no-go, we're too far inland to worry about hurricanes, and we're far enough North that any tornadoes that do pop up are very small. But yeah, I guess if aliens show up and blast my city to pieces and wreck our internet service and all cell towers I will have to fall back on my 3DS lol.

I see what you're getting at, but it's really just not a realistic thing for me to worry about. The last thing I'm going to be worried about in any disaster or major power/net outage is video games.

As for companies like MS or Steam going out of business I would hope, and I suspect that they would release a patch to remove all DRM before they shut their doors. Only time will tell I suppose.